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I hate suits and jackets.

Shirts and neckties are great and good. I will never wear a blazer. A shirt and a necktie is probably all that I will ever need for more formal clothes.

There is zero evidence that I need anything else than that, plus my casual clothes, and some business casual stuff.

I don't need a blazer, I only need a necktie that's hot, smexy, and tied around my neck.

I hate blazers, and any kind of formal jacket.

There are zero occasions I would willingly go to where I would need more than this.
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>>18789797
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCH0eUXFMk0
was just watching this, dressing up a little more has you better interact with your community. Also are you mormon?
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>>18789799
No, but I am aware that is how Mormons often seem to dress
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>>18789797
Wearing this unironically will make you look like an absolute clown btw, unless that's the dress code on your job
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>>18789797
Sounds like you just want to be tied on the neck faggot
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>>18789797
I thought you had to be over 18 to post here
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>>18789797
if you're going to forgo the suit jacket, swap the necktie for an ascot instead. A dangling necktie not complimented by a proper jacket makes the torso appear incomplete.

It's an elegant and less stiff alternative form of neckwear that is better suited for a jacket-less outfit.
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>>18789797
Am I the only one or this actually straight daddy vibes?
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>>18789841
The right person with the right vibe could pull this off easily
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please for the love of god do not go around wearing just a shirt and tie, its an incomplete look. You need to at least have a jacket somewhere, even if its hanging on the wall or on the back of your chair at the pub.
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>>18789797
Both the opinion itself and the confidence in it come across as very, very fifteen-year-old coded. Black dress shirt for your first funeral? I hope so.
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>>18790041
Its my body my choice
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for me? its a nice shirt with the first button open, belt, nice pants and loafers
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>>18789797
It's fine, but generally, this look is easier to pull off while wearing a skinny tie, or something on the moderate slim side. It is rather challenging to look effective while wearing a wider tie without a jacket or a waistcoat. A narrower tie makes the look more deliberate and laid-back, like you want to be there.



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